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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-29
PROFESSOR JOHN SWINBl RI.


Professor John swnbnrn. who for man, years iiNcd
at " huc Plains, and was on of the best hno"h ''l
zcns OF Nesch"sicr County. died suddr nly pu Monday
In the c-hty nh y.ar oi h, at III hoin' oI IcIa
tive, IN Paterson, " j. Io was born IL Brooklyn III
l1O3. His father died when h. was twenty years
DID, and his education directed 10y an English gen
tleman Of raIo ailments as h0lar ana 81 cIc"'
,hl d. a tea hcr. After leaving school Professor
swnburn turned his attention Tor short tmo to InrF
camille pursuits and went 10 North Carolina Alter
year or 80 hc returned to brooklyn, whcrc he csiah
,hcd and fully conducted fOr ton yc rs srect
school lis then accepted iiy alton 10 tthc chAfg;
ii the White Plains Academy, which Institution a. pro
sided ov,. with ability and success.
In lo4O Professor Swlnhurn established the VINO
Plains Institute "A boa ny schou. for boys. HIS
reputat II, IT, proprietor principal ana irtruci"'
and a. a OhIstlau gentleman OI th' shc't Gu .'r'
soon bccam. extensively known and fully Il"rc.a.rd
lie was a fine classical scholar. Amons tn s'ich Is
10 which he gave successfully his attention was min
lec.l specimens from different paris OF the Nniii
which now form a valuable cabinet. In I71- rae
vile Of Professor owinDITn died when IL rel Id ON
ni. profession d, "A teacher. On or alHlhs III" Ho
Irpartment Of hits iIaln, n was lnalr IH c'" W.
and treasurer. which position n hlrd fIr Il miner
nf ycar, and when the village was lnrUip ofaed h.
" as elected its president ami va, rc ccct cor sot' ~
successive years. He ia. first prcsIlchl o. tb'
White PLAN. savings hank IL Wa also tho lfc'l
IL, u and Treasurer Of tn Board of commissioners OF
the Ncsichcstcr-a g., be wen Poi D. tr anu Mh,o
pain, On the breaking OFT col tho Rebclll In l-6
tr W., cn,is,c IN IronDt NJ th' cnl sim. nj ~ vol
unfrcs and contributed lcl ally tow ard tbs support
Of sol nc', families.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-29
RI WILDE AND ca YENNE PEPPER
A JEALOUS WIFE AND A PRETTY WIDOW

ONE Nrw-JFRsEY DEM lCPArIC OFFICIAL HAS NO
ToRIErY THRUST UPON HIM.
al came hero TO surrender MYSELF exclaimed a
we'll dressed woman rs She threw open the door of the
First Precinct Police station I'm Jersey city. about
4 D. m Yesterday She nouri>hcd rawhlde In her
right hand and tho front Of her seu skin coat was
sprinklcd With cayenne pepper
She was Mrs Boyd tn wife of John Bowl former
member Of the Board OF ducatlOn AID now clerk oil tho
County Board OF Frccholdcrs. prominent Democratic
politician and rlcr I'm the party Iils wife Is 1'al-
Gus Of her hisbal G's attention TO US. Nc' Hamilton
young widow ho lives at NJ. 1G- Grand -. jersey
city. with her parents Mr.. aud Mrs. william G.. I sOn
Goyd has not lived with his wife COR about year
Yesterday afternoon. Mrs. Boyd, 'r company with
her son. left her house Fl ths' and started ir
the widows house. on the way She purchased raw
hide nd lald in supply ~ rel pepper on reaching
her destination she hnOched at the door 1t was
opened by Mrs Tolson. the WIDOWS m Their. Is John
Eoyd here ?" screamed MIS-. Boyd she pushed her
way into tho hall. What trdnspiird subsequently, Is
related differently by the paIticla
Mis-. Boyd SAYS that >ha chased her rival INTO her
ROOM shcd her with n hide ard then brohc some
lamps and manto ornaments While engaged III h'r
work of destruction old went to her dlu-h-
tcrs a,sis; and threw red pepper into >. Lo>d'
c,f, an. Inter thcn cft me house AID wcu' directly
to the police station Ms. IiamtJrs 'eis'n d'"eis
materially from ihs.
she s,y, Wien lh, knoch caus TO lh' door NY
upt''r oI. ned Il and Nj, lloyd standing on inc
stoop Sue screamed, j, Joh. BoSu hire a"d mamma
sad Ao was not. Ms EOyd then ttcw rd Pepper
in.o mamma, eyes aid tried to frce hrr Wy in but
Wo H. utd her o4i aul slammed thr door Ia her race
1ho sto.d CA ,.0 > ..eN LA ana 'ho" t"tce 0'''"o
th.O..I ths WI.I,W Ihc il-eHs bi""c iht lamp anu
tnc otucr thua'. Aii. lo:d va l"'" '.' M, !" ,,
than very e. at 81 'io M"t' W. '"'i" ~ ~, i
years .,o. Ia. At Tao s,.,JDO IA MAJ M bo5d Us 60
IAat - how became at ! a.n q """ pr ny" ~"t
OIL relation, ,n oIea other ar Il 'i'c'! I,''..5'
,..r.ctci. Tina. B, no OHAd II Ais 10y" I''i
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-29
IOWA BxLIErEs ~ PROTECTION.


Some 81 tho free trade papers are attempting 10 com
nit Tbs Republican party UI Iowa L" an lh'Di7slcn'
81 Al, ,,r,r,,ud- fl aye. They make partial quo
at nn- from last Iowa p'Gfo ~ on the 7ubJoe' oil
the tanf, and b, taking out single sentences my
,idsa,or To- d. tart itd' hi ihp'cmcni of ih'
po-itlon no takes. That there may be no MS
tahc on thu, subject We quote tho f0l""Ire a. INC
uiteranc, of tho Republican party OF Iowa In IT. i'
state Platform. ., .,,, o.. -, nm,
we continue to favor a protective tar for inc up
bulldug of Amor Industries and Tho ~ fci"pIi."
81 All cur resources a. 4 Ni"n Wo a-" Law IL iui
The r,rci n OF Ai'riItJn lal"r and IN Such degree
a. vii mani Tin such labor The advnniag' 'hr
DIN Ference between the wage OF the woiklngmeh 81,
Europe and America We believe tho tallH III '',u
no rsx ri aud rcducst where, thu policy viii allow
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-29

FRANCISCO Dec. % George W. Nj ale & CO..
one OF tho largest exporting firms on he Paciic 'oa'
made an assignment this afternoon to Frank paltoh'
urcsden OF the Produce EAchansr, Tor IN" behoh III
creditors, without preferences. Iho hfm i sAu ="
-, ,a,,. ,,so,recs both IA me chandlsc and realty.
!, has ,ppcd East this year fruit worth 2'oO.'oo
C,n,cc W Ncade said the assignment had Dcoh
maids simply to project all ceditois bur ih~ u 'o
Iitte limo tho firm would DC amply able 10 meet all
demands, Assignee Dalton declared tha from MS
- az the t,u,s an4i., a. was posi-. o that tho
.scr. ufeaty exceeded Tho liabilities INC ih"hcI
wed hV the firm IL duo principally 10 b-hhS NJ 1sn
T",n.isco Ins Angeles. Fresno and santa ilaih No
r.c, cause OF tls assignment wa duo 10 one OF 'b'
leading san Francisco banhs stopping payment Vi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-29

mil ,be ,ubIjr apprcyo Tie strctest horesiy
economy and rerenchment should be required ana oi-
loved in the expenditure Of public money, ana we
declare for all possible and practicable reduction VI aA
alton, both National and 81 ate. "
II there il any comfort In this for the free trader,
they are welcome to all they can find. The statement
OF The party plain and explicit that only an In
tcntOn to misrepresent and deceive could construe
IL into indO semen of Mr.. Cleveland
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-29

Among the d,lcsaics who VIII bc present al tho
in cop, emf ON Of Ilne,h,Icmcn which viii take place
iu TN, city IA couple II months are representatives. of
the Long -hoicmcns Union oi lIvcrpool' This tmoh
/, aiiarhrd To District Assembly No. 700 OF the
Il light, of I.ahor. Tho committee that has ire
arransemcnts for The convention in charge has i'
cctv,d word from local union, I'm nearly al inc bIS
ctf,. in mi. ,,uutr, where there long hoicinch
t,at ,I,lrsats, VIII represent them. Alter tho or
ganiLAtun has been formed '"iml'oo VI" w
r.ui IA phbiadelphla tu ct from the General IN
ccnti,r Io1id Oh the Knights OF Labor charter oi
mcInlclrhIp
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-29

''''F'
The 10 y re. formerly OF this city an" "ep
United stale, Judge tho Territory OF Sew Me'c" VINO
i.d AT p,,aeu al on November ~ has been brought IL
this city and funeral viii be hold AZ the chnfch oil inc
I,carnation Ia MAdison-nve tomorrow at $50 M Inc
burial viii at WoodlIwn Cemetery
Indy, uel was iorty.sx years OIL and had been ADVISED
,i.r M wars aro o 40 son account Of 10 HEALTH
II ars public Office tnat oi assistant 10 the Dlsto'
Attorney immediately the war lie was appointed
IN Nc i, President Arthur ani Later "hoh
red sc wa appointed psHN At.,ih'. ,i 49,
Dlrthptco, but no tIo VA,
city M. np years ago lie leaves widow am
anr dam
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-29

George 8 scOGcId, Of Clifton. staten island, died
suddenly yesterday. lie elghty-sx years old
and had spent most OF his Ifs In tho service OF the
American sunday school Union. lie was first EN-
Iloycd n q clerk n Philadelphia and abont forty
wears ago ho was appointed agent for tho New YORK
depository. lilo was for many years president OF
Tho Huard Of Trustees Of Ia" =. u. smith lnnuary,
and he was senior warden OF -. Iohn' Church at
clifton Tho funeral viii take place To morrow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-29
LANES ID. IIIRD.

RosIO., Dec. 9-.-Jancs y. Ilurd, OF the firm Of
IIonrhton, Nin 4 co, publishers died Of pneumonia
in NcVtOnvillc Tuesday. lie was born IN Bridge
port, Conn Thirty FIVE years At tho Packer
Institute, Brooklyn he prepared for Trinity
College where H. wa, graduated when a little more
than twenty ono years OF age. Entering The 6stab
l,hmcnt Of lIOugh'On, Mlln & Co, IN rev years
he was taken into partnership Mr. Hard leaves Il
widow and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-29
jay HrBgELL opr0IED 10 TEGE T&IDC
N FAVOR or tsTrENArIoNAL lMraov Nh MS
III, SUPPORT srEoNG ~ TIE uPr MICHIGAN


III. srrrorr srEONG ~ THE UPP MICHIGAN
TENNIS ~.
DETROIT. Dee. - oVpc ,'b There arc SIX or seven
ui-. IN the tn .r>-loaal D.src u 7hrter
seth G. Nofitt but jay II IbD~ OF IlolsAiol see"S 10
have the ,tronge.- folD".ls Io-ty Nc Ii hor" al
that would accept tle nonln'tonA teh'e'r' 'S us
party. lie defined h.s ~'t'n "n thr tItH q'''"'
a. ic'nc Tat % uuconir' ul'ln4 opPo"'h "a "'S
crmi tarii rslursn. pu this qncsusn h's l"-Hl"h
heu ,il i, an cnbpI cnt OF he view exp eSsed ia
Mr. R,iu.' letter OIL Tie Prr,ient, mc,,aSc. lie -
sp,rially hostile to any Induction "I t"e III'
on ilon ana copper and VIII support "PPlo
,r ,rt.r,l iruproysa-n+ Mr
iubDrl viii rntnr IA invention "ta "i-'r D." j"
In fhal an other a-pirtu isr O. place. ne = Il" "
unllfiral IN II GER knows tie district thor"i"hN "a "Hi'
Inc pfohanlc. YOut To the Ietppc1iahc" Ia pom ''''
life the ~ whose maua-euc.t O.. 'ur
carried ,ampa'gu 'hr success ~ ti- tSi'N'
II, AN psriy hat wear Wa LARGELY a,trl'H't"lr r..
~, dt'. mt /, -tro. - f. piAlean ana a ct" iAl'
candidate WI simply pose figure h-". 2" ho';h me
,.,t.n prori,c, JruG cat m" fun rIec ." me ',
n, defined by thc President Ia IA, has 80 - l'-" 80
m a,st. let oy.rv heninsy IN tAysr OF pr"'e'"n ia"
ai.t-lrt comprises TIE CniHc upper i"i'"H "a "a
Ncllsan and I've Il.t ~ tlo loNsI Irhih'"'" ~
includes all be great mining ranges ana DIX o' inc
/ A.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-29
SIR ROBERT MONTGOMERY.

toxpos Dec. 20 The death IL announced Of Sir Robert
uon,go,r,rv K T. formerly Chief Commissioner OF Dude
and Lieutenant Of the runIaub Ho was born III
LoudopG erIy 1903
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-29

authority, to be now preparing Mr.. Cleveland will
suggest the propriciy Of reducing the surplus by
decrease OF some internal revenue taxation which VIII,
OF course, be immediately and correctly Understood az
meaning Tie repeal Of the tobacco tax. Mr. Ceve-
land holds that hIs message has not been correctly
Interpreted and the supplementary message a. here
fore I'm ended to he In the nature OF an addeIldun
ar f,ot nnfe n he original document.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-29

' ,r.htno,oo d,,pa,ch 10 The baltimore Amerfedn
President Cleveland Will, shortly after mo rra'
Gambling of Cor grc>s, send in supplementary n'S-
- That is hc will again define his position on inc
rris but no will take occasion 10 modify NJ Prosom
FREQ trade views very materially III '"o e"pP
i''o -. which he Ia said on tho way bcst
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NOTES AND INCIDEN7S or THE STAGE

yap,el VITO he's been playing his new piece Monbar"
,n tn for several weeks ha- at ast se'uieu an on
ing ili- ctr. His manager Genera i''o"' "a
him at the Avenue Theatre for three week" Oesnh ny
Narch T.
Po-.at viii ,ppoar tonight at the ITALIA In "freuld
Fritz~ drainairaon OF Erckmanu Chatr.ns novel IN
l u. Will lay the part OF the Rabbi created by "o' al ING
Fiancais
The mauaeesf Paul KaUvsr" feel muoh encourasea oy
tie nnfncisI .rrro' iler play has thus iai received
~. r.o,.,,i r,v.a onper to their shepherd. Lester
Wanaok ~ ndiy night
NJ Palmer viii begin srles o; Wedresosy AFTERNOON
concerts the Madison square Theatre next "eek Do
gals g.eS auc -,Ios viii be sung by members Of the Ma
son square Crar.et, ihcluding Nre lmosth BOWL so
T. no. NJ. me NacnichG CoItalio; & l. feit"'oh'
tenor: Ff.rcs walker. bassoi ara Nhia'n r. "
director. T..,e singers have SELDOM aireare' Hei'
except al c,iar able private entef'ainmrh'" Az INC
cent benefit tho Grand Opera House u'y "eie ''
vel received
The IoAt p smith benefit which was to take pace ON
next sunday p ghi The Theatre has lee" p'p
foT week TINS WAS done - as not 10 c'"'h " a., o.
dinner Il; Lester Wascz many Of the sussis on mat oc'u
sion ha 20 attend ITO benefit performance. which
10 now set Town for Januarys
The a, SINGER lima Murska VIII make "e'
ance 70 night a, ChclerIug Hall II - some yeais So
Nine Sur ka has sung here. but America" "
have oreoitsn extraordinary range "i he' ' w
the briancy Of her execution She will he heard J" nun
Der Of operate selections. and VIII have .'o ." -,
some O. M.,,r, A,..y schoefo and Graus artists ncun
DeADna baritone; Nine Sscconi harplsti Mac us'n
De Rsse Mas Nete carpenter and an orchestra unuo "
direction OF Adciyh Seuendorf
Jsssf BoinAnn will We his next concert Oh e"'""'
evening tie Metropolitan Opera Hoaso
The cyoorsns of Gettysburg IN FOURTH ave. WI" " '''"
81 suna4ya
nene Of seats FOR tho performances OF Frau henw's no
usnLRasbe Witch viii begin on Monday next !" ''' ~
Aneaue. has been large.
Ats matinee on saturday At the Union square .'
The lC0th performance OF 1.-THE Henrietta VIII 10 '
celebrated by ihs distributor OF very hans'm p
Graphic souvenirs Of scenes in that pec1 anu w
speAean plays Ia which Robson and Crane nave sc'o'
Kate forsythe and Mrs John T. Raymond 81" emu WV
s"snx the passengers who sailed on the Aef yes'o''
A6SfEHCED POR KILLING AN AkrHB'Sh"I'
Fort Townsend, wash Ter, Dec. 2o'-fFA"H w
sf' Who killed Archbishop Seghers on the YUKON i0'or
~ Alaska, Ia december, has been fOnih RullS a., -.
s.spsaughter, and sentenced to McNoiils leia"u i'
wv 'esrs ard TO pay fine OF al 600.
NO HONEY FOR A PROHTBITfON PAfHM
iofEkA, Kan Tee. 2e.--The state Prohiidtloh c""
sn closed TO- day. An effort was ihsao W '"'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-29

In the liaarau cor shsws the baron tire sac
tn,ton, yesterday rrd AZ IN, Untrl Sa-s osns
@ ,. A., III, clty rls dashes tho To sperA
ia . usi.d nj IL uInuts pharmacy 2IS BroAd"ty
rv,.,ss OvrIcr Dec III a m.-Rain fell yester-
da, with clearing tendency In the skies after O'CLOCK
High southerly aud westerly gales ragged After mount
, 10 49, at Dssn the temp raurs fell sharply iea'h-
ing 24s ut midnight, the average ca ie'' srlng 10
higher tina. on the CORES ondlns day last year. anu
Glso hi CHER than Tussiiy. 1870 =,
N apd near ths city 10 Say there Will prooioD wv
much col, or fair weather. with le' wind ~,
Al present. VIBRATING tendency IL INDICATED ior FIJI
day and Saturday
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-29

tn. Ontario and westsra sffcc. 307 Broadway selif
western tickets at lowest rates Pullman buffet seeper
Niagara Falls Recsing chair cars ree 70 hochestel
Ysrk Transfer 20. ss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-29
TIE UEtiHER REPOHE

GOyERHuEVr INDICATIONS II H'UN'
v,sur.Grov Dec 2s-Fsr Southern New-hhSiahu'
Eastern New Ysrl. Eastern Pcnn'ylvlnla am
.e7 fair weather, brisk - hiEh westerly "ln"' o0o
fresh TO brisk over tho interior; MUGS colder.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-29
rnIIrIcNL rrAlmNG 10 WOE EANNrN

POLITICAL TEACHING Tor WAGE FARMERS.
T. fhe Fiifor of me TrtbrHr
SIR Tho Presidents message and Mr.. Hlanc's de
.tructvo analysis o, u have greatly s'rnc hcicd Re
pullcans for next year Now vi,o and c'h'lcn'
work =, needed 10 secure the voter Thu PROTECTIVE"
tart. T. 81 Infinite valup TO all ~ no work for wages
yet curiously enough most worhmcn arr Democrats.
Wa must reach these and make them und'fs'ln anil the
situation. They won't read ordinary campaign Liter
AZURE but they VIII pore over brightly illustrated
palcr II who can. will write out hrcny,
clear and simple -a,e the chct cause or causes
% tho poverty and degradation Of the aiorng pop
ulaiion O. England. AMI a.,o tho rIdmcniary doe
irlnc, Of protection. In - Application 20 tic con
i,as ot ITO that prevail hcr'-lv'trincs sho" lnS
that tho wage worlcr f. highly benefited hy to policy
q protect oil. and Is tn ch't huri"ary of u. AMI
1. ia" Lcas VII t.nt tbs COMPOSITION on color l
or chiy tinted paper, and In large clear tir. anl.
ahing tho ri-nltius sheet, iutn hf"r hu 20, VII
stitch with III, few cOlor"l pictures. frnr'-"ninr
Tor instance deal Int characteristic sccn'. tn ih'
homo NO r>vccttV"iy 90 English and American lal J.
crS and VIII literally d'etrlhr'" copies 90 tbs
hrochur, among 'hn vorklnemen 90 TN, country. the
IcaEle Will accomplish work which suppo~" may
A least detcrinne tho Issue 80 ncN Ncar~ election In
some state and possibly thcrcfr" Ia the United
Neic Hdrcu. conn. Dec. -. l--5. l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-29
EDWARD TAYLOR.
X IN ION.

SAN R,Ncisco. Doc. ~ Edward Taylor. for thriyhvr
wears the Pacific Mail steamship company dle'
suideny yesterday at Pacific Grove, near MOntero!'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-29

BryrAro. Dec. @s-Darwin Kenyon, freight agent OF
the Lake shore and Michigan Southern haiiroad III
this city, died to-day, age sAiyt"o
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-29

GOVERNOR hill CEIuVEp AT TIE NEWS
ALBANY. De- . C>p-.it -oovcrnor IL Will nave
the appointment Of successor TO the late l,r i'Ao
according 10 he Constitution. lie vas u'" re'e" VI,
me news of judge Eap,llos death All tie judges "i
me Court OF ssxcc2t judge PecSAam we're as mt
Trom he city
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-29
GLINPSFS OFPrBLIC NEW

a notable gr,rp In an uptown hotel corridor yester
dav va, composed of ~ German Of Mary lana aud
Puul, If Kansas, Cungres- man Samuel J. Randall Of
Icnn-ylvanla and ca Governor Thomas A Osborne,
Of Kaasa,-a psh ofslh Democrats and par OF SIN
Republicans The peculiriy OF IN" two pairs hn'
thrown together vas that thcy are fOur
of kind" wien tho question OF pro
1cctlvo tarf come, up. and are all protec
tionl,ts. This was their topic OF conversation ani
while On minor points Of all they had some dlI
cncc, If op uioi on the gfcat principe of protection
they hclI substantially the saInc position
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-29

Senator P.uub, Of kansas, 6ligh- III tclihe oi
the Inconsistency Of hi Dcnt cratic colleagues
ia thc senate On The tariff qacsion senator Mo
Phcr-on, Of NewJeIscy, is a stoAcr Tor high laill
on porcelain, and pottery ware Mr.. Lay ara once
fought to Ictain the mat hes IT, favor mOiOpoy
vho.e beadquartcI, are IN WilmIngtJn, Senator vest
h.. voi,.j Ia la,c ihe tariff Oh zinc. senator Pu8h
i, In favor Of the duty on h,n and LUMBER senator
Voc hcos has som. PIT article produced III Ihhaha Oh
which he insists The tariff .bai, be kept up These are
ali free traders IA thcOri, but un"iihhS 10 Ieuuoc
mar Ia practice Whcn II il,s lnelf homo pouh''
=. once completely upset the i'cnat jr H"" y
Jcr.e,r sad ocnat Jr Plumb. While ho Wa h5n'"t
,,s rho red lc, f1l IF the tax en- some Now JoIs y
nrolt Ct hy asllg him If there was any aiic' ma"
Mao urrh in tie STATE froLi when IA wouIu Do Will
10 have the tarN removed. lie lauSh"d anu AT o"'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-29
Children Cry for Pitchers Cit,rh



Warehouse and wants J6J575 BrOaiwav cor Prncs-Jb
OFFICE j73 BROADWAY NEw-N DIRK.
De i.uytles's Special Bo'i ilgS.
FINE WINES, OLD WHISTLES
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-29

81 am out q politics" said Senator German 81 'sf'
land yestot,Iay while he smiled eDhc that Was saf
oas,ic and finn OF nearing, completely Out Oi
20 tues"
GLOW long since :" asked the gentleman to whom lac
,,,de the r,Ina.k "Ah Possibly -ince Eugene Ing
etu. was bounced from the Treasury DcPari Hcnl;
The willy National wifcpuef lAngh,u hoa' ~, ~ "
T.. rrspoudsh: You've guessed II liUWo|cI' ne IN
wasn't bounced. He only sent Oil l" 6ot Oh MS
,.ar paint for uoXt year
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-29

NO HONEY FOR PROHTBTTfON PAFHh
IofEkA, Kan, lee. 2s.-The state Prohiptio" cur
WIN closed today. An effort made " faiAC
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Special y oltes.
William q. Moore. &uct,onscr.
MOOKE'S AUCTION GALLERIES.
2g1 FIFTH-ANE.

A William q. Moore. &actionscr
MOOKES AUCTION GALLERIES.
29J FfFTH.AVE
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-29

$4,000 to tisrt Prohibition paper IN this city, but
4 failed AMI the subject was referred to tho executive
cO.Lmttee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-29


Among the resolves you may
Decide To make ~ New Years Day.
Resolve To Caws Dashuway.
double fssd fountain pou that never falls Csws lax
And PEN Co., No. 1879 broadway, opposite Joln-sI :.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-29

ASSfEHCED POR KILLING AN ARrHb'SH"I'
Fort Townsend, wash Ter, Dec. 2o.-f rahh W
kr, Who killed Archbishop Scghers on the Yukon I'Ner
20 Alaska Ia December, has been fond Rpi'S a.. W
Sasesiaughtcr, and sentenced to McNeiiPs leia"u i
wa years and to pay a fine Of 81 900
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-29
and ddre5S.
DIED.

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